Sentence examples for given a restricted from inspiring English sources
What was also inevitable was that despite Stalin's approbation, the play was initially given a restricted performance licence which, by 1929, was withdrawn altogether.
Councillors in Waltham Forest, north-east London, which will accommodate a section of the Olympic Park and a visitor campsite during the summer Games, have been given a restricted counter-terrorism local profile (CTLP) authored by police and the Home Office.
In contrast, an auxiliary (geriatric) nurse has only a one- to two-year training programme and thus, is given a restricted list of tasks, compared to nurses and midwives and geriatric nurses [ 2].
In Taiwan, the film was initially given a "Restricted" film classification.
Texas state senator José Rodríguezwas given a restricted tour of the facility in July.
They are furious the working group which produced the report was given a restricted remit to look only at transportation and housing needs of non-domesticated species and not training.
People who are deemed overweight will be given a calorie restricted diet.
Prior to the implementation of the Film Classification Act, 2005, which gave it the power to enforce ESRB ratings, the Ontario Film Review Board had used its own powers to classify Manhunt as a film and give it a "Restricted" rating, legally barring its sale to those under 18 (the ESRB had given the game a "Mature" rating).
"If it were a sample that grew, say, in the mountains of Colorado, it would be relatively easy to give a fairly restricted source location," Dr. West said.
We also conducted control experiments in the absence of probe or in the presence of a probe [DDBJ accession no. AB299857] that gave a spatially restricted signals.
The advantage of this method, in comparison to paired recordings in layer IV barrel cortex (Beierlein et al. 2003; Gabernet et al. 2005; Sun et al. 2006; Inoue and Imoto 2006), is that it gives a less restricted picture of the abundance and relative frequency of a certain type of connection.
